In Switzerland, where the forests are given the care that we bestow upon a garden, not a particle of wood is allowed to go to waste.
In the countries of Europe lumbermen are very careful; not a particle of the cut tree goes to waste.
This leads on to the end that In whatsoever time all human minds accord in thought and will with the mind of the Teacher, there shall not remain even one particle of dust that does not enter into Buddhahood.
Take hold yer and carry de sick woman to de dearborn," the boy said, not a particle disturbed, as two frightened blacks dropped from the loft, with handcuffs upon them.
A formative particle of albuminous matter; a monad; a cytode.
A particle of ink or paper imbedded in the hollow of a letter, filling up its face, and occasioning a spot on a printed sheet.
The fabric of the watch is not inert, every particle of it is in violent and rapid motion, and the winding-up simply perturbs the whole infinitely complicated system in a particular fashion.
It did not disturb me a particle to feel that I was submitted to as a necessity, rather than courted as a blessing, by her parents.
Nobody knows what happened there; nobody has been there to see what made the first particle of jelly take to living, and turn into a germ cell, and then go working on like yeast, till it worked out into all the things we see.
That document is in modern society just like a lump of soda in a tumbler of vinegar, it keeps up a constant commotion, and will do so till every particle of life is adjusted on its principles.
Now, I say the girl of the period isn't a particle worse than the boy of the period; and I think reformers had better turn their attention to him.
Pearls are simply isolated deposits of shell material usually around some particle of foreign substance which has found lodging in the mantle-cavity.
If an Amoeba comes into contact with a particle of sand, note how it at once retreats.
With the Abolition or Liberty party, he had thus far shown not a particle of sympathy.
Had there existed in her bosom one particle of natural feeling she would not have remained mute and motionless, and allowed the parish to bury her brother-in-law and encumber itself with her niece.
Now that he refused the poor, helpless creature the least particle of the love that was its due, her heart that had expanded towards him, turned away and poured all its warmth on the child.
This morning we reached the western extremity of the field which had impeded us, and, weathering it, came to an open sea, without a particle of ice.
No ice whatever was to be seen; nor did I ever see one particle of this after leaving the parallel of Bennet's Islet.
I turned my head, and shall never forget the ecstatic joy which thrilled through every particle of my frame, when I perceived a large brig bearing down upon us, and not more than a couple of miles off.
At this period not a particle of ice was to be discovered.
We can therefore put any such particle where it seems best to reveal the meaning.
On which side of the particle does the colon belong?
The reason is simple: the particle is slightly parenthetical, thus requiring to be set off by commas; but the relation between what precedes and what follows is clearly the colon relation.
As has also been shown, many of the lowest animals take on occasionally the encysted condition when they also consist of a particle of bioplasm enclosed in a distinct cell-wall or cyst, though one not made of cellulose.
It has been already said that a vegetable may temporarily exist as a particle of bioplasm without any cell-wall, and such is the case with Protococcus, the cellular envelope of which occasionally disappears.
One little fluid particle in the crystalline prism of the solid universe!
So far as my knowledge goes, there is not a particle of evidence that destructive inundations were more common over the general surface of the earth in the glacial epoch than they have been before or since.
Some have affirmed that its effects are almost instantaneous, provided the minutest particle of it mixes with the blood; and others again have maintained that it is not strong enough to kill an animal of the size and strength of a man.
The rains seem to have carried away and swept into the valleys everyparticle which nature intended to have formed a mould.
In the compartment marked 'X' you will find a small particle about the size of a pea, wrapped in tin-foil, and locked in a small metal box.
It was for him to learn everything possible and to do all he could to gain his points, without giving a particle of information in return.
At Chatterton Place I was caught in the Blind Spot, and without a particle of preparation was tossed into the Thomahlia.
He spoke without a particle of expressed passion or ardor, though by no means incapable, when aroused, as those who have seen his plethoric countenance and figure can testify, of both.
I admitted the prettiness of the thing without comprehending a particle of it: and telling them to speak in a lower key, shut the window, and sought my bed.
Not the smallest portion or particle of a sigh escapes us, on being told, as my translator has told us, that the "soil" in question has become the property of another Owner.
A few remnants of clothes lay around, but the birds had stripped every particle of flesh from the bones.
Every particle of snow had been swept away and the dull gray of the rough ice lay unbroken.
Not a particle of our Halbrane remained, not even a wreck!
